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  • Effect Of Titanium In Cu-Hf Based Bulk Metallic Glasses
    Article - 15 Jan 2007
    Metallic glasses are non-crystalline alloys formed by cooling from the liquid state. The aims of this investigation are to produce bulk amorphous rods of Cu-Hf and Cu-Hf-Ti and determine the critical...
  • Preparation of Sodium Aluminate From Basic Aluminium Sulfate
    Article - 1 Aug 2006
    A method for preparing sodium aluminate from basic aluminum sulfate (BAS) is presented. By this method, crystalline sodium aluminate could be obtained under mild conditions by heating sodium dawsonite...
  • Machining of the Ceramic Silicon Carbide - Process, Applications and Types
    Article - 3 Mar 2006
    Silicon Carbide is one of the hardest of ceramics & retains hardness at elevated temperatures, which translates into the best wear resistance.
  • Supplier Data - Germanium (Ge) (Goodfellow)
    Article - 7 Feb 2003
    Germanium is a metalloid element and member of the carbon group of elements. Its occurrence, abundance, extraction and applications our outlined. Physical, mechanical, electrical, thermal and atomic...
  • Supplier Data - Potassium (K) (Goodfellow)
    Article - 7 Feb 2003
    Potassium is an extremely reactive alkali metal. Its abundance, extraction, occurrence and applications are covered as are mechanical, physical, thermal, electrical and atomic properties.
  • Silica - Silicon Dioxide (SiO2)
    Article - 13 Dec 2001
    Silica is one of the most abundant oxides in the earths crust. It exists in 3 crystalline forms as well as amorphous forms. It hasmany useful properties and is used in a range of applications such as...
  • Chromium Carbides
    Article - 31 May 2001
    Chromium carbide compounds are produced by an aluminothermic reaction. They have applications in wear resistant coatings, welding electrodes, thermal spray, cutting tools and can be an alternative for...
  • Thermoplastics - An Introduction
    Article - 14 Feb 2001
    Engineering thermoplastics are generally amorphous or semi-crystalline. The differences between these two types of materials are explained.
  • Aluminum-Pillaring of a Montmorillonitic Clay: Textural Properties as a Function of the Starting Mineral Particle Size
    Article - 29 Mar 2006
    Development of new clean technologies in accordance with increasingly demanding environmental legislation requires new catalysts, adsorbents or catalyst supports; in this sense, clays are promising...
  • Materials Engineering Education and Research in Malaysia
    Article - 22 Sep 2005
    Much effort and funding by the government and private sectors are being allocated towards making Malaysia as a centre of education in South East Asia region. The various universities and colleges in...

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